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Public Administration Decision-Making on non-motorized transport
Procházka, Lukáš ; Černý, Jan (advisor) ; Přibyl, Vladimír (referee)
This thesis discusses the ways in which various public authorities are able to influence the development of non-motorized transport, especially cycling. It describes each level of a public administration and its competencies in this matter, ways of financing and methods of decision making, as well as the theory of managerial decision making. Furthermore, this paper defines the basic terms of non-motorized transport and analyzes all types of roads and their administrators. Above all, this work aims to enlighten the reader about the different means of non-motorized transport such as walking and bicycle, compare its advantages and disadvantages, analyze key obstacles the users have to face if they are not provided with their personal space in the urban road network, and to propose possible solutions. The main purpose of this paper is to show the hidden effectiveness of non-motorized transport specifically in the individual urban transportation and to apprise the reader of the modern systems, which contribute to the development of this ecological form of transport.
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Analysis of Municipal Waste Processing System a particular city
Bielová, Veronika ; Černá, Anna (advisor) ; Přibyl, Vladimír (referee)
Bachelor thesis discusses basic terms of waste management, focuses on collection and transport of municipal waste and includes possible ways to optimize the collection and transport of waste. Main part describes collection and transport of municipal waste in particular town and in addition also examines whether the company has optimal waste collecting routes or not through travelling salesman problem.
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Online contest on informatics for secondary school students
PŘIBYL, Vladimír
The thesis deals with the preparation, creation and evaluation of an informatics competition for pupils of primary and secondary schools, called Informatics Beaver. The work also includes a summary of simile existing contests on informatics. Furthermore, it seeks to convey and clarify the technical and organizational problems associated with the preparation and conduct of the competition.
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Support of management decision-making on transport networks
Přibyl, Vladimír ; Černý, Jan (advisor) ; Kavička, Antonín (referee) ; Peško, Štefan (referee)
The presented thesis is focused on a set of problems related to managerial decision-making concerning networks (particularly transportation networks), respectively - if we put it more precisely - the thesis focuses on the support of this decision-making by means of quantitative methods. A set of problems related to nets and decision-making concerning their individual parts or elements represents a very complex sphere which has been a subject of research for a number of decades. Out of this sphere, the thesis formulates and elaborates in great detail two problems, which - from the point of view of their practical significance - are important for the decision-making of managers of carriers, or the public sphere, and which have not been published in this form yet. The main point is the problem of how to find a subnet with a limited prolongation of routes between important pairs of vertices. Another problem is a design of a bus route in an area with a low demand. For each of these problems, the thesis offers an exact combinatorial solution method, furthermore a method based on integer linear programming, and - last but not least - also, of course, heuristic methods of solution. All these methods have been tested on a set of networks, which has been created for this purpose in a pseudo-random way in the frame of this thesis. The testing has been focused primarily on the comparison of the results provided by heuristic methods, which are of great importance - with regard to a great computational difficulty of exact methods - for feasible tasks on a larger scale. The tests have proved that the proposed heuristic methods are practically applicable and show results whicheven represent the optimal solution in a number of cases, or are only slightly distant from the optimal solution.
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